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wand waver

and wagger

an exhibitionist. The cops picked up a wand waver on Main Street.

wagger

verb

See wand waver

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It all really came down to Wagger Thornton and his single PIAT.

The gun that saved D-Day: a single shot that shaped the history of the world

This view was supported by the higher N content in the deeper layers of the profile in grazing vetch and the weed fallow plots at maize planting, which could be explained by the higher decomposition rates, resulting in leaching of mineralized N (Ranells and Wagger, 1996).

Bicultures of Oat (Avena sativa) and Grazing Vetch (Vicia dasycarpa) Regulate Residue Decomposition, Nitrogen and Phosphorus Dynamics, and Weed Suppression in Maize

THE telegram lads who worked delivering telegrams were called waggers by the senior postmen, sorting office staff and supervisors," says reader Neil Crawford, now living in Ingleby Barwick.

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Myers JL, Wagger MG (1996) Runoff and sediment loss from three tillage systems under simulated rainfall.

Traffic and tillage effects on runoff and soil loss on the Loess Plateau of northern China

2000 Ontario, Canada Wagger 1989 McLeansville, NC Publication WCC ([dagger]) Bowen et al.

Review of corn yield response under winter cover cropping systems using meta-analytic methods

Glasener K, Wagger M, MacKown C, Volk R (2002) Contributions of shoot and root nitrogen-15 labeled legume nitrogen sources to sequence of three cereal crops.

Propiedades quimico-estructurales de la materia organica del suelo en un agro sistema de los llanos centrales venezolanos bajo diferentes practicas de manejo

Another motion mechanism that's a bit more radical is the Tail Wagger.

GONE RADICAL

Congressional Quarterly Books (reference) Shana Wagger 1414 22nd Street, NW Washington, DC 20037 ph (202) 887-8645 fax (202) 822-6583 Markets: 1-2-3-4-5 Nelson: Guide to the Presidency Scammon and McGillivray: America Votes series Kravitz: CQ's American Congres- sional Dictionary

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You can do very little about it, but I have seen decoy movement, such as that created by a Tail Wagger ($49.

Fear not! Deer decoys not only work; they generate a new level of hunting excitement

Furthermore, the effects of aggregation and water availability on root growth cannot be clearly separated because these two soil properties are interrelated (Vepraskas and Wagger, 1990).

Soil fragment size distribution and compactive effort effects on maize root seedling elongation in moist soil

The event will feature events for dogs and dog owners alike, including awards for best costume, Frisbee chase, ball chase, fastest tail wagger, etc.

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Root growth pattern studies have addressed a variety of soil and crop management related issues (Barber, 1971; Vepraskas and Wagger, 1990; Dwyer et al.

Root segregation of C3 and C4 species using carbon isotope composition

1994; Cassel and Wagger, 1996), especially 1 to 3 years after reduced tillage adoption.

Tillage effects on rainfall partitioning and sediment yield from an ultisol in central Alabama

Myers JL, Wagger MG, Leidy RB (1995) Chemical movement in relation to tillage system and simulated rainfall intensity.

Herbicide loss in runoff: effects of herbicide properties, slope, and rainfall intensity

Currently in several states the Tail Wagger is illegal because they are considered a mechanical lure.